The so-called "hidden evil inside" is a kind of Feng Shui situation, also called "coffin surge".

As for its origin... there is actually no relevant historical data to refer to. It comes from a famous tomb-robbery novel written by Wu Liang from his previous life.

The "inner hiding" style described in that novel is very similar to the scene before us.

Also on the ground in the middle of the underground palace is a pool. There is a spring in the center of the pool. The water in the spring keeps pouring out and will neither overflow nor dry up. It is said that this kind of terrain has a storage capacity in the Feng Shui situation.

This symbol is very suitable for burying a woman, so that her descendants will be blessed.

On the basis of this statement, Wu Liang also conducted some deductions and came to a conclusion that he thought was reasonable: "If the inner pottery is very suitable for burying women, then it should not be suitable for burying men, because in Chinese traditional culture, men

Women have two opposite attributes, yang and yin. When one increases, the other will disappear. Over time, anomalies will appear."

Of course, this is just Wu Liang's own speculation, and there is no theory to base it on.

What's more, there is no conclusion as to whether the Feng Shui situation of "hidden evil inside" is true or false. Anyway, Wu Liang has read countless historical materials, but has never found relevant records.

Even when he was a graduate student, he specifically asked his instructor for advice.

"You should focus on studying now and stop looking at those messy things!"

An old professor with rich archaeological experience gave this answer.

Wu Liang had no choice but to give up.

However, I have never forgotten this issue in my heart, but I am not so persistent.

In fact, he understands that many contents in the novel are fabricated, and "Nei Zang Shu" is most likely one of them. There is no need to be too serious, but at the same time, he cannot completely rule out another possibility: there are still many evil spirits in the sky.

The mysterious culture is only passed down orally. Although there are no historical materials left for reference, some have long since disappeared in the long river of history, but some have been passed down among the few descendants who live among the people, so they cannot be completely denied.

Returning to the front, looking at the surging pool in front of him, Wu Liang fell into deep thought.

I recall that when I visited the tomb of King Xiao of Liang in his previous life, there was only a relatively deep stone pit left in the pool, and there were several small holes under the pit that led to unknown places. Wu Liang didn't pay attention to it at first, but now that he thinks about it, maybe

Those small holes are where the springs are at this time...

"Brother Youcai, there are some gold and jade articles there..."

A voice interrupted Wu Liang's thoughts. It was the young soldier who rolled down the money cellar before.

Wu Liang looked in the direction pointed by the young soldier, and sure enough he saw some small gold vessels placed in a relatively dry niche, as well as some inkstones made of polished mutton-fat jade, pen holders and other daily utensils, as well as some

Original celadon pottery.

In several niches next to this niche, there are a large number of bamboo slips stored.

These bamboo slips are arranged neatly, but unfortunately due to the influence of environment and time, most of the hemp ropes have been broken, and many bamboo fragments are scattered on the ground.

Wu Liang stepped forward and picked up a few pieces of bamboo to examine. The writing on them had long been blurred.

"Oh, what a pity..."

Wu Liang shook his head with great regret. If these bamboo slips were well preserved, he would definitely suggest Cao Zhen to pack them in a truck and take them back for his own research.

In his opinion, the importance of these bamboo slips is far greater than the gold in the money cellar. This is a common problem among all archaeologists.

"Wu Liang, what should we do with these gold and jade articles?"

Seeing that Wu Liang's attention was not on the gold and jade articles, but instead holding a few worthless bamboo pieces and shaking his head, a soldier couldn't help but ask.

Wu Liang turned around and caught a glimpse of the soldiers' expectant eyes, and knew what they were thinking in their minds.

"Take all the gold vessels with you, but don't keep them secretly. You are all meritorious during this trip. When you get out, I will ask the military commander for orders to take out some of these gold vessels to reward you."

So he smiled and Wu Liang said, "As for those jades, you should know that jade has psychic powers. The jades buried in the tomb are burial jades. Those who have lived in the cave for a long time have already inhaled a lot of death air. It is afraid of harming your lives. It is absolutely not recommended."

...You all should follow me and throw those jade articles and pottery into this pool to temporarily isolate the death energy."

Emmm…

This pool is not shallow. As long as it does not dry up, even if tomb robbers break into the tomb in the future, it will not be so easy to find these cultural relics, and they may be preserved for future generations.

To be honest, the tomb of King Xiao of Liang is made of hard rock above, below, left and right, so excavation is not easy.

Otherwise, he would definitely let these soldiers dig a hole and bury these cultural relics on the spot, and then restore the ground to its original state. This way, the possibility of retaining it for future generations is definitely higher than throwing it into a pool.

"Brothers!"

"Haha, Wu Liang is still upright and has not forgotten us."

"Next time I have the task of digging a grave, you must take me with you. I will listen to you in everything..."

As soon as they heard that they would be rewarded with gold if they went out, the soldiers immediately became energetic. They all laughed so hard that they naturally became much more active in their work.

After a while.

All the jades and pottery in the palace had been thrown into the pool. Looking at these soldiers, each of them had several gold objects in their arms, and their pockets were tightly packed.

Wu Liangze had already taken advantage of this opportunity to check several nearby tomb chambers in turn, and finally set his sights on the other main tomb chamber - the coffin bed chamber.

As soon as everyone arrived at the door, they smelled an extremely rich aroma mixed with the smell of decay.

This is the unique aroma of cypress wood.

Wu Liang was not surprised by this. When he was in college, he knew that according to the etiquette system of the Western Han Dynasty, royal families would be buried in a special form of burial called "Huang Chang Ti Cou".

This is a symbol of privilege. Except for a few princes, kings and important ministers who have been favored by the emperor, anyone who uses this form of burial without authorization is a serious crime and will be punished by the Nine Tribes!

The main material of the so-called "Huang Chang Ti Cou" is a kind of peeled yellow heart cypress wood.

Liang Xiaowang Liu Wu was originally the younger brother of Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi. During the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion, he defended Chang'an and made unparalleled military exploits. No matter how you look at it, he is definitely qualified to use "Huang Chang Ti Cou".

But even though Wu Liangzhong had already expected it, when he stepped into the coffin bed room, he was still shocked by the scene in front of him.

He had long known that the area of ​​the coffin bed room was much larger than that of the palace room, and the distance between floors was also much higher, but what he did not expect was that such a large tomb room actually had everything from the floor to the walls to the roof.

It was wrapped with evenly cut cypress boards and transformed directly into a large-scale wooden house!

This has long since ceased to exist in later generations. What Wu Liang saw during his on-the-spot investigation was just an empty stone chamber.

"Creak——"

As soon as I stepped into the wooden house, the rotten cypress boards under my feet immediately made a sound.

at the same time.

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Chapter completed!